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Report: Food to cost families $1,000 more in 2026

Canada's Food Price Report forecasts a 6% rise in food costs for 2026, with meat prices leading the surge. A family of four could pay nearly $1,000 extra. Learn the key drivers and how to adapt your budget.

Ambassador Bridge tolls increasing to $14 CDN in 2026

The Ambassador Bridge tolls are rising again on Jan. 1, 2026, with passenger vehicle costs hitting $14 CDN. Get the details on all new rates and the looming competition from the Gordie Howe Bridge.

Enbridge expects 2026 growth, raises dividend

Enbridge anticipates significant growth in 2026 as major new projects come online. The Calgary-based energy giant also announced an increase to its shareholder dividend.

Ambassador Bridge tolls rising in 2026

Tolls at the crucial Ambassador Bridge border crossing in Windsor will increase in 2026. Get the latest details on the changes and their expected impact on trade and travel.

Toronto mayor wants luxury home buyers to pay more

Toronto's mayor is pushing for a new policy requiring luxury home buyers to contribute more. Learn about the proposed tax changes and their potential impact on the city's housing market.

Nova Scotia minimum wage set to hit $17 in 2026

Nova Scotia's minimum wage is scheduled to increase to $17 per hour in October 2026, part of a multi-year plan. Learn about the timeline and what it means for workers and businesses.

Hydro-Québec wants $1.40 fee for paper bills

Hydro-Québec seeks regulatory approval to charge customers $1.40 for paper bills to offset rising postal costs and encourage digital adoption. Learn how this affects Montreal residents.

Winnipeg golf rounds increasing: city report

Winnipeg sees significant growth in golf participation according to latest city data. Discover how local courses are thriving and what this means for community recreation.

B.C.'s $17B financial reversal under Premier Eby

B.C. Finance Minister Brenda Bailey's budget update reveals a dramatic $17 billion turnaround from surplus to deficit under Premier David Eby. Discover how day-to-day spending drives half the debt increase.

Edmonton Property Taxes Up 45% Since 2015

Edmonton property taxes have increased nearly 45% since 2015 as city navigates post-COVID fiscal challenges. Learn about the decade-long tax transformation.

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